Halbreich, Kathy
Stretching the terrain: Sketching twenty years of public art
Going Public, '88, p9-12
1988
Every definition of Public Art has undergone scrutiny and change since '66; equal stress is now being put on both `public' and `art'; examination of L.A.'s % for art policy - Public Art may manifest itself in three ways, On-site art in public space, On-site cultural programme, On- site art spaces or cultural facilities; descriptions of the works of a number of artists working from the inception on large scale developments and infrastructures; many artists
have made the social imperative of p.a. a primary focus.
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